Data structures graphs

Hello everyone, I am trying to work with graphs and trying to put weight on edges between one node to another.
The problem is, I don't know whether is the syntax or the procedure but it does not work.

This is my graphnode class

Code:

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace Graphs
{
  public class GraphNode<T>
  {
    private T id;
    private T distance;
    private LinkedList<T> adjList;

    public GraphNode(T id)
    {
      this.id = id;
      adjList = new LinkedList<T>();
   
    }

    public void AddEdge(GraphNode<T> to)
    {
      adjList.AddLast(to.ID);
    }
    public T ID
    {
      set { this.id = value; }
      get { return this.id; }
    }
    public LinkedList<T> GetAdjList()
    {
      return adjList;
    }

    public T cost
    {
      set { cost = value; }
      get { return cost; }

    }
  }
}

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You can see th function public T cost that's the one I am using to add weight to edges from one node to another

here is a code which sends the cost in order to add it

Code:

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public void AddEdge(T from, T to,T distance)
    {
      foreach (GraphNode<T> n in nodes)
      {
        if (from.Equals(n.ID))
        {
          n.GetAdjList().AddLast(to);
          n.cost = distance;   
        }
      }

    }

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I send to this method the two nodes which I want to add the weight to, then once the two nodes are present and validated it does add the cost to it from the value in distance..
during the breakpoint when i get to n.cost = distance; it crashes and does not even through an erros, it just say the debugger stopped.

please some help

The <T> in the examples is just that - an example. You are supposed to insert system types such as <System.String>, <System.Int32> or your own named types such as <GraphNodeClass>.

Where do you create your GraphNode<T> object? As the previous poster indicated, you need to decide what Type your "T" is. For example:

Code:

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GraphNode<string> myGraphNode = new GraphNode<string>();

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Then the compiler will generate code for the GraphNode class. In effect, replacing all of the T's with "string".